For complete HFR to enter the recipient, how much time should the two bacterial cells be in contact?

For complete HFR to enter the recipient, how much time should the two

1.	For complete HFR to enter the recipient, how much time should the two bacterial cells be in contact?
A.	10 mins
B.	30 mins
C.	60 mins
D.	100 mins
Answer» E.

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